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#1103288 05/17/2015 5:27 PM
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I have a1953 Chevy truck that I'm working on and I already have the doors on and the only thing I have left on the inside is the seat . My question is can I fit the seat frame through the door opening without taking the door off ? Thxs

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Yes, the seat frame can be moved in/out with the doors mounted in place. You will need a steady hand OR another pair of hands to help you. Best wishes!

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